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Mark Myers

1970 – 2021

English singer

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Lived 1970 – 2021 (aged 50). Mark Myers was a guitarist, musician, singer and songwriter.

Mark Myers (28 October 1970 – 11 January 2021), better known as Mark Keds, was an English singer, songwriter and guitarist, from Twickenham, London, best known for leading the bands Senseless Things and Deadcuts. Kerrang! hailed him as a "prolific musician" and "unvarnished talent".

Biography Keds began playing music with future Senseless Things members Morgan Nicholls and Cass Browne in the early 1980s, initially in the bands Wild Division and the Psychotics. They formed Senseless Things in 1986, completing the line-up with the addition of Ben Harding in 1987. The band released four studio albums and a Peel Sessions album between 1989 and 1995, had two Top 20 singles, and toured internationally.

In 1995, Keds briefly joined the Wildhearts, and recorded on the B-sides to the top 30 "Just in Lust" single. He also formed the new band Jolt with Lenie Mets from Senseless Things' touring partners Mambo Taxi, and drummer Spike T Smith; Jolt released a mini-album and a series of EPs and singles between 1996 and 1998. In 2004, the Libertines released the single "Can't Stand Me Now", written by Pete Doherty with Mark Keds which reused lyrics from Jolt's "Hey Kitten" single. By the late 2000s Keds was playing in the band Like a Bitch, although the Lams later released an album, Anarchy Or Death, in 2011.

In 2012, Keds and Jerome Alexandre formed Deadcuts, initially with members of The Wonder Stuff and Miranda Sex Garden, releasing two albums: Dark is the Night (2014) and Hit on All Sixxes (2018); and a series of singles between 2013 and 2019.Other members included Cass Browne (Senseless things /Gorillaz) and collaborations with Alabama 3’s Reverend Wayne Love and Hip hop moguls Flatbush Zombies and Kane Grocery’s In 2018, Keds recorded a track with The Herbaliser which appeared on their album Bring Out The Sound.

Death Keds died on 11 January 2021, at the age of 50. He had been suffering from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.

Selected discography with Senseless Things 1989: Postcard C.V. (album) 1991: The First of Too Many (album) 1993: Empire of the Senseless (album) 1994: Peel Sessions (compilation) 1995: Taking Care of Business (album) 1998: The Singles (compilation)

with the Wildhearts 1995: "Just in Lust" EP (tracks rereleased on P.H.U.Q. - 2010 reissue)

with Jolt 1997: Punk Jungle Rules (mini-album)

with the Libertines 2004: "Can't Stand Me Now" (single; credited as co-writer)

with the Lams 2011:Anarchy or Death (album)

with Deadcuts 2014: Dark is the Night (album) 2018: Hit on all Sixess (album) 2016: “Aries” Flatbush Zombies featuring Deadcuts (single )

as Mark Keds 2016: "Candle for Nietsche" (EP)

with the Herbaliser 2018: "Twenty Years to the Day" on Bring Out the Sound album (featured vocalist)

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Also known as
Mark Keds, Mark Hammerton

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Mark Myers?

English singer

When was Mark Myers born?

Mark Myers was born on 28 October 1970 in London.

When did Mark Myers die?

Mark Myers died on 10 January 2021.

What was Mark Myers's occupation?

Mark Myers was a guitarist, musician, singer and songwriter.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Mark Myers

· Wikidata: Q105336905

· DBpedia: Mark Keds

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